NOAA Hi-Def Radar for Windows and Windows Phone updated with new Live Tile settings

Weather tracking for some people is serious concern and NOAA Hi-Def Radar, using the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration data, is ane of those apps.

Today, version 1.one.0.12 of the Windows 8.1 and Windows Telephone viii.one apps are going out to the Store and with it a bevy of changes, fixes, and improvements.

NOAA Hi-Def Radar (Universal app changelog)

Alive Tile integration for Windows and Windows Phone (medium and broad on phone, medium, wide and large on Windows). Users have the ability to rail their current location or their home location from alive tile. This can be inverse in settings
Manually update Live Tile from settings
New layer showing atmospheric condition alert polygons on the map. When tapped, users will encounter the national conditions service alert information. This layer can be turned on/off similar to the aerial view.
Improved weather radar rendering
Updated blueprint layout of forecast and locations for Windows version.
Updated design of locations for Windows Phone.
Locations screen now indicates the home location for the user
Various other bug fixes
Get Maps Address push on New Location screen should at present work without upshot

NOAA Hi-Def Radar is a US-based atmospheric condition service, as such it won't be useful to those residing outside of the States. Nonetheless, for those in the U.s.a., the universal app looks to be one of the best for radar information, detailed forecasts and hurricane tracking. Hopefully, today'due south update addresses many of the early bugs that some users take experienced.

NOAA Hi-Def Radar runs for $1.99 although that cost unlocks both versions for Windows and Windows Telephone. Unfortunately, there is no free trial due to the asking of NOAA.